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possibly use Novacaine for iOS for DSP audio analysis... #1

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theprojectabot opened this issue Aug 22, 2014 · 11 comments
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possibly use Novacaine for iOS for DSP audio analysis... #1

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https://github.com/alexbw/novocaine

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thosmos commented Aug 22, 2014

NVDSP could provide a "wobble" low pass filter triggered from a fader that also triggers a car-wide hue sweep. One iphone could be linked to the sound, so could receive OSC messages from the brain, which itself receives fader messages from the various UIs. This looks like a possible source of code to implement an OSC receiver in iOS: https://github.com/mrRay/vvopensource

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Rad.  We could do three band pass filters set to bass mid and high to trigger  osc for light groups associated with audio Input.  So a super basic eq for audio envelop following. —
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NVDSP could provide a "wobble" low pass filter triggered from a fader that also triggers a car-wide hue sweep. One iphone could be linked to the sound, so could receive OSC messages from the brain, which itself receives fader messages from the various UIs. This looks like a possible source of code to implement an OSC receiver in iOS: https://github.com/mrRay/vvopensource

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thosmos commented Aug 22, 2014

Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/) includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/ would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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Works for me. —
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Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/) includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/ would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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Let's get a flashdrive all ready with the plugin and max6 installer so they can plug and play. —
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Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/) includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/ would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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Could we also just use audio internal routing to grab the main out on the audio interface/standard out of the comp and operate outside of ableton?—
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Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/) includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/ would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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And just run the max patch like that.  I'll take a look at it later.  That way a DJ does t have to have ableton.  Just straight Mac. —
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Could we also just use audio internal routing to grab the main out on the audio interface/standard out of the comp and operate outside of ableton?—
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Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/) includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/ would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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thosmos commented Aug 23, 2014

We could run our own second laptop pulling the audio from the mixer and
sending through the max plugin ...

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And just run the max patch like that. I'll take a look at it later.
That way a DJ does t have to have ableton. Just straight Mac. —
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Could we also just use audio internal routing to grab the main out
on the audio interface/standard out of the comp and operate outside of
ableton?—
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Livegrabber (http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/)
includes an Ableton plugin that can do that bandpass filtering and
sending via OSC: http://showsync.info/index.php/tools/livegrabber/

would just need to get DJ's to drop the plugin in their master channel

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thosmos commented Aug 23, 2014

Anyone running Live 9 has the Max for Live license automatically, right? Or does it need to be activated separately?

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seperate. —
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Anyone running Live 9 has the Max for Live license automatically, right? Or does it need to be activated separately?

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